Nihilistic, destructive, and biblically fearsome, the Horsemen leave scorched earth and bloody chaos in their wake. Little is known about their exploits or motivations beyond what can be gleaned from the charred rubble they leave behind, but they seem to travel in small numbers, extremely quickly, and never leave survivors. Their attacks are unpredictable and sudden, but they seem to show up at centers of reformed society or preserved culture and tech. It is rumored that they have a central organized group that sends out parties of four. The heads of The Horsemen act as priests and tend to use staffs and scythes as their scepters of authority. When everyone else in the world has joined or died, they will then kill themselves, finally finishing what the apocalypse failed to do. They tend to like to use churches to operate out of in each area, seeing themselves as the true religion. When a Horseman is deemed ready to serve the Apocalypse, he is given a new name in Latin.
Nihilistic, destructive, and biblically fearsome, the Horsemen leave scorched earth and bloody chaos in their wake. Little is known about their exploits or motivations beyond what can be gleaned from the charred rubble they leave behind, but they seem to travel in small numbers, extremely quickly, and never leave survivors. Their attacks are unpredictable and sudden, but they seem to show up at centers of reformed society or preserved culture and tech. It is rumored that they have a central organized group that sends out parties of four. The heads of The Horsemen act as priests and tend to use staffs and scythes as their scepters of authority. When everyone else in the world has joined or died, they will then kill themselves, finally finishing what the apocalypse failed to do. They tend to like to use churches to operate out of in each area, seeing themselves as the true religion. When a Horseman is deemed ready to serve the Apocalypse, he is given a new name in Latin.